The Quick Sliver foil from the 2009 Premium Deck Series: Slivers brings iconic gameplay to your collection with its distinctive flash ability and premium finish.
Quick Sliver
2009 • Magic: The Gathering • Premium Deck Series: Slivers
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Released in 2009 as part of the Premium Deck Series: Slivers, the Quick Sliver foil (Card Number 10) stands out in the Magic: The Gathering catalog for its immediate impact on gameplay. This Common rarity card features the iconic Sliver subtype, allowing any player to cast Sliver spells as though they had flash. This mechanic fundamentally changes how the creature functions in matches, offering strategic flexibility that collectors and players alike appreciate. The card’s design is attributed to artist John Avon, whose work defines the visual identity of the set. The foil treatment adds a layer of collectibility, making it a desirable addition for those building specialized decks or curating a complete set of the 2009 expansion. Whether you are a veteran of the format or new to the collectible card game, this card represents a pivotal moment in Magic's strategic evolution. This product remains a staple for those interested in the history of creature synergies and the unique design language of the Slivers expansion.
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Quick Sliver
Game
Magic: The Gathering
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Common
John Avon
Card Stock
English
Foil
{1}{G}
Creature — Sliver
1 / 1
G
Card Text
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Flash Any player may cast Sliver spells as though they had flash.
The directors of the Riptide Project wanted instant results on the sliver experiments. They got their wish.